Afghanistan Infrastructure and Rehabilitation Services Program(IRP) written in English, Dari and Pashto
Keshim-Faizabad Road, looking upstream on Kotcha River Schoolgirls at well pumping clean water Afghan workers building part of a bridge Asphalt being laid on an Afghan road A section of North West Kabul Power Plant Aerial view of the Kajakai Dam
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USAID: From the American People to Afghanistan

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The Afghanistan Infrastructure and Rehabilitation Program (IRP) is funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) and is being implemented over a period of five years in partnership with the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan and the Afghan people.

The program's overall aim is to spur Afghanistan’s economic recovery and political stability through the reconstruction, rehabilitation and development of important physical infrastructure throughout the country.

IRP marks a new phase in the implementation of infrastructure projects in Afghanistan.  In addition to physical infrastructure development, it includes institutional and capacity building components directed to strengthening the private and public sectors.


HIGHLIGHTS
Time Magazine Story on Kajaki Hydroelectric Dam Project - Afghanistan: A War That’s Still Not Won

The AEIC Engineering team conducts a survey of the distribution poles in Faizabad.Re-routing of Distribution Poles in Faizabad Is a Team Effort

Women are important contributors to daily operations at the IRP main office in Kabul.Women Play an Important Role at IRP

     
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